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 Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:43am |
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what about their poopy butts
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My mom used a big square bucket to sit us in in the sink, so it was like a bath
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:44am |
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If I just came home from work, I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
And it still hasn't been explained why it's nasty to wash your hands in a sink.
Edited by Babydoll9163 - Jan 06 2013 at 11:45am
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:45am |
Babydoll9163 wrote:
If I just came home from work. I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
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right. people making harder than what is has to be
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:45am |
eanaj5 wrote:
Scenario:
So you come in from work. You rode all kinds of nasty ass public transportation.
You have dinner to prep.
You heifers mean to tell me that you gonna
1. wash your hands in the kitchen sink
2. disinfect with bleach
3. then wash your chicken/veggies/etc in that same sink minutes later
4. then have to re-bleach your sink?
Sounds like more work than to walk your lazy behind 10 ft to the bathroom to wash your hands
And i hope yall know that bacteria eventually become resistant to certain chemicals/substances after a while if its used too often.
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It's veggies not chicken. Did they even change clothes and piss first? Thats some of the first things people do when they get home. Unrealistic.
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:46am |
Babydoll9163 wrote:
<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="#FF33CC" size="3">If I just came home from work, I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
And it still hasn't been explained why it's nasty to wash your hands in a sink.
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:46am |
Babydoll9163 wrote:
<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="#FF33CC" size="3">If I just came home from work, I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
And it still hasn't been explained why it's nasty to wash your hands in a sink.
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:48am |
Babydoll9163 wrote:
If I just came home from work. I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
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but why not just wash them in the sink as soon as you hit the door so you dont have to walk to the bathroom? this is the original argument, no? Even just to undress, you would be touching your clothes with dirty hands. Unless your home allows for you to enter without ever passing the kitchen. At my house we have the foyer then the kitchen then the living room then the bathroom down the hall
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:48am |
JamCaygirl wrote:
Do people wash their babies in the kitchen sink or is this a white thing?
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Baby bathtub (for my brother and me when we where little). Poopy bottom in the bathroom sink always.
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:50am |
eanaj5 wrote:
Babydoll9163 wrote:
If I just came home from work. I'd get comfortable and out of my dirty clothes before cooking. While changing and getting undone for nighttime I'd probably wash my hands in the bathroom before even making it to the kitchen, but would rewash in the kitchen as well before touching any food.
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but why not just wash them in the sink as soon as you hit the door so you dont have to walk to the bathroom?
this is the original argument, no?
Even just to undress, you would be touching your clothes with dirty hands.
Unless your home allows for you to enter without ever passing the kitchen. At my house we have the foyer then the kitchen then the living room then the bathroom down the hall
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No it wasn't. One of the first things people do when they get home is urinate. You're going to the bathroom and changing clothes. There's not 1 bedroom that isn't close to a restroom, so why wash in the kitchen to go to the bathroom to piss anyway and wash again then change clothes in the bedroom that's next to the restroom?
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Posted: Jan 06 2013 at 11:50am |
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i wash my hands constantly while cooking...
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